"Oh,
if we had an eye sufficiently piercing to penetrate a little into the
infinity of his excellence, O my God, O my brothers, what exalted
sentiments of God should we not take away from it! We should say
with St. Paul that eyes have not seen, nor ears heard, nor the mind
of man conceived anything like it. God is an abyss of sweetness,
sovereign and eternally glorious Being, an infinite Good embracing
all that is good. Everything in him is incomprehensible." (13
December 1658; SV XII, 110)
